Q: My mother taught me everything there is to know about plants and trees and how to take care of them properly. She is a walking encyclopedia of the outdoors. While visiting her yesterday I saw a ...

Choose from our round-up of the best mock orange varieties for gorgeous scent and showy white blooms ...

For gardeners with limited space, a hearty shrub or small tree that produces fragrant blossoms nearly year-round might be a good choice. Mock orange fills that bill. The common name mock orange is ...

Osage orange trees grow well in all types of conditions including poor soils, and are not susceptible to insects and diseases, drought or moisture.

The tree I have chosen to prune is a mock orange or known in botanical circles as philadelphus coronarius. It is prized for its four petalled creamy colored single flower that is intensely ...

The Mock orange (Murraya paniculata) is a small evergreen tree or multitrunked shrub belonging to the citrus family. Numerous small oval glossy-green leaflets make up a pinnately compound leaf ...

Next, near the back fence, we have three adjacent mock orange (Pittosporum tobira) trees, one of which is not thriving and has developed cracks in two trunks. Removing this plant will allow the ...

Mock orange hedges, once the toughest thing in town, are dying; they are drying up. What's going on? Mock orange is one of Hawaii's best drought-tolerant and attractive hedge plants. It is in the ...

Mock Orange, Philadelphus, is an old-fashioned, fragrant, spring-blooming shrub. It’s large — it can grow to nine feet — easy-to-grow and produces thousands of blooms that smell like orange ...

Scientists fear the worst for Jamaican habitats as an invasive tree species called Pittosporum undulatum (more colloquially known as the “mock orange” tree) expands throughout the region like wildfire ...

How Mock Orange Bikes’ Charles von Isenburg rode his way to retail nirvana along Reynolda Road.

The 'mock orange' outpaces the growth of most native trees, and its dense foliage casts a dark shade over their seedlings severely restricting their regeneration." ...